Twisted Sister
Stay Hungry
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

2009 Reissue On Limited Edition Pink Vinyl (Not Translucent, Solid But With A Light Marble Effect). Has Original Custom Printed Inner And Bonus 30-Inch Poster. Originally Produced By Tom Werman. "Stay Hungry" Is The Third Studio Album By American Heavy Metal Band, Twisted Sister. It Was Released On May 10, 1984, Through Atlantic Records. The Album Was Produced By Tom Werman, Who Had Previously Worked With Bands Like Cheap Trick And Motley Crue.

The Album Was A Commercial Success, Peaking At No. 15 On The Billboard 200 Chart And Selling Over 3 Million Copies In The United States Alone. It Was Also Certified Multi-platinum In Canada And The United States.

The Album Features Some Of The Band's Most Popular Songs, Including "We're Not Gonna Take It" And "I Wanna Rock." These Songs Helped To Solidify The Band's Status As One Of The Leading Acts Of The 1980s Heavy Metal Scene.

"Stay Hungry" Was Also Notable For Its Controversial Album Cover, Which Depicted The Band's Singer, Dee Snider, Holding A Bone With A Large, Raw Piece Of Meat On It. The Cover Was Designed To Evoke The Primal Nature Of The Album's Title And Theme, But It Also Drew Criticism From Some Animal Rights Activists.

Despite The Controversy, "Stay Hungry" Remains One Of The Most Iconic Albums Of The 1980s Heavy Metal Scene And Is Considered A Classic Of The Genre. It Helped To Establish Twisted Sister As One Of The Most Important Bands Of The Era And Paved The Way For Their Continued Success In The Years That Followed.